There is a fine line between beliefs and actions. Actions might define ones beliefs or beliefs ones actions, but they both ultimately exist separately as two pieces that make a person who they are. As a human, it's a tough business trying to keep both running parallel, but we try. Action is a product of the person. What someone does inheirently could be the product of training or the glimse at ones own hereditary and genetic make-up, but still who they are. Catagorizing actions is a pretty easy thing to do. You get to choose big all-encompassing words like "goofy" or "intense" or "joyful" as a defining characteristic which both shows ones personality and ones actions. These big umbrella words are crucial to the explination and understanding of our fellow man. With a simple generality like that, one can pretty quickly know how well they will get along with another person. Instead of the cheeky little 102 points of compatibility the dating web site commercials say they use to match you with your soul-mate; recent polls in reality show a couple of honest "umbrella" words would do just as well. Now the problem with honest "umbrella" words is that they cannot be self deemed. They can only be deemed by other people because they are the ones who through their own desire to save effort and time, describe you to them with the lest amount of words possible.(something not done when describing yourself). Your thoughts about yourself are a product of who you think you are, your beliefs. A single belief is set amongst many others. All the beliefs that one person accumulates over time all tend to gravitate towards a common denominator. (to be finished)
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